Illinois Valley News, Thursday, AUGUST 29, 1940
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Illinois Valley News
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and ita surrounding district».
Published evary Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publiahing Company.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879
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Editor
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
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*ith plan’ fo.r the Fishermen Asked To
future. New officers were elected
with Mrs. Emily Kellert as chair Send in Catch Cards
man; Mrs. Adah Jones, secretary
Fishermen are again urged to A
treasurer, and with Mrs. Sachse as
chairman of seal sales; Mrs. Alice send in catch report cards after
Ghilieri, supply chairman; Mrs. each fishing trip. Cards can be
Adah Jones, publicity and educa obtained from sporting goods
tion chairman. Plans for a school stores or from the Portland office
and preschool clinic were discussed of the Game Commission, and
and will be scheduled for the near should be sent to the Game Com-1
future.
Miss Ganiere explained mission office.
Data contained on these cards
the home hygiene course which
she has to offer if 10 women or will be used in connection with the
more will form a class. Any home lake and stream survey now be
maker or future home maker out ing made by biologists to deter-
of high school or in senior class of miae where fish plantings may be
high school is eligible. Miss Gan made to best advantage.
During the last few months
iere hopes to start the class by
October 1st. Anyone in the valley thousands of report cards hava,
who is interested in community j been mailed in by sportsmen, and
health is eligible t obelong to the it is urged that during the remain
health association. The 25c dues der of the fishing season these
are paid into the county associa | cards be used.
tion and returned to the local unit
CLASSIFIED ADS
to be used in any way they desire.
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Present for the Wednesday meet LOANS—No money down. See us
ing were Mrs. Alice Ghilieri, Mrs.
if you desire to build and pay
Jim Waters, Mrs. Alice Horn, Mrs.
in small monthly sums. Use your ■
Irene Stallcup, Mrs. Emily Kellert,
Credit. We sell lumber and :
Mrs. Wm. Farlien, Mrs. Wm. Mc
building material of all kinds, é
Lean, Mrs. Ferd Jones, Miss Ruth
windows, doors, etc., Copeland
Ganiere and hostess Mrs. Martin
Lumber, Grants Pass.
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Sachse.
MACK’S SEED & FEED STORE
now under new management.
Local residents were thrilled at
Carries a complete line of feeds
the visits of two training planes on
and seeds of all kinds. Make
Monday and Wednesday. The,
>lanes were manned by Cheater
Toler of Grants Pass and Johnnie
GRANTS PASS
Childers of Ashland who flew over
HOTEL
ind saluted their friends Myrtice
MINERS
HEADQUARTERS
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lones and Grace Thrasher. The
615
“G” Street
boys are training at Medford Air
Grants Pass, Oregon
port and went to the Cave Junc
tion Airport to make their requir-
?d landing at a strange airport.
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The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
copy which i> deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
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PUBLISHERTS Á-S-\OjlATI ON
^REDWOÔÎTT a APIRE NEWSPAPER PVBÜSHEBS
Second, game should be kept in as
near a natural state as possible to
preserve its historic and sporting
appeal. It is evident then that
For the first seven months of about the only other control that
1940, non-resident motor vehicle can be used is in adjustments of
registration in Oregon totaled 74,- habitat and human use.
417 vehicles against 84,735 for the
Management in the past has
same period a year ago, a decrease been confined chiefly to bag lim
of 12 percent, it was announced its, open and closed seasons, sex
at the secretary of state’s office selection, refuges, and control of
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pomeroy re-
predators. It has served to pre
July registration continued to serve most of the remaining spe turned to their ranch last week
show a decline noted in tourist cies of game from extinction and liter being away for several weeks
registration this year, with 27,125 in some places the results have in a trip to Hawaii and at their
cars this ydar against 31,721 ca>-s been most gratifying,
As both ìome in Sausalito. On Monday
for the corresponding month last human use of the land and de Noramarie Pomeroy with Peggy
year.
mands for hunting sport increase, Cleveland of Charleston, S. Car
Seventy-five percent of the it becomes necessary to increase olina and Marianne DuPont of
tourist registration in July rep- the intensity of management to Delaware arrived from Sausalito
resented dais from the thre»* produce a maximum amount of o spend the week at the ranch.
Western states, Idaho, Washington game on the restricted and chang-
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and California. There were 36 ed habitat.
Elwood Squire, who is in the
cars from Hawaii, two from Mexi
The more the science of game navy and stationed at San Diego,
co, three frjpm the Philippines, two management is studied and ap- was calling on several friends in
each from puam and American plied, the more evident it is that Kerby Sunday. Elwood was a
Samoa and one from Brazil.
any measures applied to control member of the 1939 graduation
Cave Junction, Ashland and of game habitat must be based on class of Kerby high school and his
Brookings led the various registra factual needs of the game and its home is in upper Deer Creek.
tion station's in Oregon in the num dependent resources such as for-
ber of out-of-state cars reported age and cover and not on human
Wm. Farlien has put in a gar
for the month, Cave Junction with desires. In places it may not be age and gas station at the old Ker
4,995, Ashland with 4,454 and possible to apply the biological by garage across from Bigelow's
Brookings with 2,814.
needs in full because it may not confectionery. This building has
Following are the registrations be economical to contribute the been vacant for several months
from other cities in the state:
complete land resources to game. and was formerly operated by Hi
Umatilla, 1,373; Grants Pass, 1,- On the other hand, certain local Miller.
250; Klamath Falls, 1,029; Gold and social demands may require
Beaach, 974 ;• Medford, 895; Bend just that.
Carol Anderton of Klamath
897; Arlington, 883; Portland,
Considering the factors avail Falls is a guest of her grandpar-
823; Astoria, 437; Baker, 343; able for the control of game, we ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dessinger
Eugene, 507; Huntington, 546; La may well accept Leopold’s defi ind will remain until after Labor
Grande, 388; Marshfield, .‘462; On nition: “Game management is the Day.
tario, 200; Oregon City, 219; art of making land produce sus
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Pendleton, 396; Roseburg, 409.
tained annual crops of wild game
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for recreational use.”
DEL ROGUE
There are four very important
Question?—What Is
COFFEE SHOP
factors which must be determined
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon
s a basis for a successful manage
Game Management?
ment plan. They are:
FOR BETTER FOOD
1. A classification of specis and
Your Every Want Satisfied
Game management to the aver
fairly accurate estimate as
age sportsman is a rather abstract
Merchant* Lunch
50c
to numbers.
term. The reason is because so
Bu*ine**men'i Lunch
35c
2. The rate of increase and an
little information has been avail
Special Light Lunch
25c
nual dram from all causes.
able and the subject is so new that
Complete
Evening
Dinner
3 Extent and condition of range
the laymen have not had an oppor
50c to >1.00
and forage available for use
tunity to study or know about it.
during each season of the
It differs from domestic livestock
min in
year, particularly limited win [ê]i,""i*ii"i""i* ■••••
management in that with game,
ter ranges.
the control is principally of habi
4. Authority to apply measures
tat and human use while with live
indicated and control of fac
stock we actually control the ani
tors influencing these meas
mals. As a matter of fact, with
ures.
domestic stock we select the breed
The above measures will be tak
ing dates, the time when they may
go on the range or on the feed en up later as individual topics.
G. E. MITCHELL,
yard, how much salt or how much
Senior Range Examiner.
hay they may have, treat them for
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disease or parasites, fully control
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their numbers and do many other
FINISHING
things which appear necessary for
their well-being.
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With gnme the order is reversed.
Prompt Service
The reasons are obvious, once we
consider the problem. First, it is
Ten women were present at the
desirable to keep the animals wild lealth meeting held at the home
because without that condition the >f Mrs Martin Sachse on Wednes-
113 N 6th
Grants Pass, Ore.
game loses much of its value both lay . fternoon. with Miss Ruth
as visual thrills and hunting sport. Ganii re of Grants Pass also pres- Û
TOURIST TRAVEL
SHOWS DECLINE
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Camera
Shop
Kerby News Notes
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JEWELER
Del Rogue Hotel Buililding
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CONGRATULATE
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Dr. Fred W. Gould
QUEEN FAYE
You are invited
to The Shack and
we will treat you to a
Royal Banana Split
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Dental Surgeon
Tuff* Building
Phone 4
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L. B. Hall
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Grants Pass
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
THE MONTH
Valley Lumber Co.
West F St.
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FUNERAL HOME
PENCILS TO
Ambulance aervice day or nite
502 N 4th St.
TYPEWRITERS
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Pick up by Grant* Pas*
Laundry
Josephine County
MILLS
Cash prices for Feeds and
Seeds of all kinds
Phone 123
Grants Pass
CARBURETION AND
IGNITION
Two of the
most important items
about your car
REDWOODS HOTEL
Grants Pass
WE GUARANTEE
OUR WORK
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
Servie»
Texaco Gas, Oil Greases
GEO. A. HICKS
Excellent Coffee Shop
IN CONNECTION
REASONABLE RATES
Attend the Miners’ Jamboree
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EATING HOUSE—
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1:00 a. m.
Cakes. Pies, Cookies
Doughnuts
Order your Buns early
for the Jamboree
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Cafe
SWIMMING ■ HIKING
TROUT FISHING
REDWOODS
BAKERY
Grants Pass
A DELIGHTFUL RESORT
TO SPEND AN OUTING
Open All Year
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SERVICE—
NOT
SOMETHING
FOR
NOTHING — BUT DOING
WHAT YOU WANT DONE
PROMPTLY. I NT ELL I-
GENTLY AND ECONOM
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French Laundry*
and Dry Cleaning
AAA Towing
Nash Sales and Service
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Phone 113
Driver will call at your door
Every Wednesday and Saturday
GET SPRUCED UP FOR THE
DEL ROGUE GARAGE
Miners’ Jamboree
507 S. 6th Street, Grants Pass
AND LET US DO YOUR
Cleaning and Laundering
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Wardrobe Cleaners
Grants Pass
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KEITH’S
Phone 47
HULL & HULL
From
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Fried Chicken and Steak Dinners 65c
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Specialists
Welcome Jamboree!
SPECIAI*—FRIED CHICKEN PLATE 15c
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Clarence E. Eggers
SEAT
WHEN YOU EAT. YOU WANT THE BEST—
Come to the Miners' Jamboree and have a
good time and dine at Dorothy's, you’ll know
you’ve had something good to eat.
Naturopathic Physician
Price* Always Reasonable
DEMARAY &
THOMPSON
ITS wr AS (UMFO k WE
AS THE ROCkEg AT
I DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Office.
BETTER mouse trap has been j
Sherman’* Camp
found. The editor has one from
Cave Junction
the Grants Pass Feed & Seed
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store, corner E. “F” street and
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7th, and it works. The Feed
WATCH REPAIR
store has them for sale.
SPECIALIST
¡School
¡Supplies
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DOROTHYS
DINNETTE
our store your headcjuarteis
when in Grants Pass. Keith
Kennedy, 514 S. 6th street.
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